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Tokyo Jizake Strolling (The Future Direction of Japanese Sake) While the coronavirus threat is starting to subside in Tokyo, most residents are still ...
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By Yuji Matsumoto 1. Cold or Hot Many people think that high quality sake should be enjoyed chilled, but that is wrong. Compared to not needing to wor...
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In this issue, I’d like to pass on to our readers a trick that enhances one’s abilities to pair sake with food. First, please select three brands of s...
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By Yuji Matsumoto Even if it is good tasting, if you're not able to relay that, customers will not try it. Also, if the timing to relay the informatio...
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By Kosuke Kuji Sparkling sake in Japan is broadly divided into 2 main types. The first type is “bottled sparkling sake clouded by secondary fermentati...
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By Aya Ota There is a clean and pure-looking restaurant, located on a corner of the Union Square/Greenwich Village District, which makes you feel like...
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By Yuji Matsumoto Sake Q&A 1. Cold or Hot Many people think that high quality sake should be enjoyed cold but this is wrong. Compared to fine qual...
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By Kosuke Kuji While many consumers don’t know the term ‘vegan,’ many vegan restaurants are now starting to open in Tokyo in recent years. I was sensi...
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By Yuji Matsumoto When we get into December, restaurants start becoming busy with year-end parties and Christmas parties, and we should start preparat...
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By Kosuke Kuji We discussed Nanbu Bijin obtaining the first vegan certification in the world for Japanese sake. Many Japanese nationals don’t know the...
